Interior Minister Armando Benedetti reported that during an operation carried out this Tuesday morning at his home in Lagos de Caujalal (between Barranquilla and Puerto Colombia), situations occurred, including the deployment of wiretaps, the keeping of workers at work, and a hostile attitude towards his wife.
After this episode, the minister’s wife Adelina Guerrero revealed what happened with the X account and, like Benedetti, questioned Supreme Court Justice Cristina Lombana for ordering the search.
To her message, Lina Garrido, head of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Cambio Radical Party (a party opposed to the government), replied on the same social network with the phrase: “It was her husband who humiliated her.”
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In her message, Guerrero shared her perspective on the treatment she received during the raid, assuring her that the magistrate in charge of the process treated her with contempt and subjected her to threatening measures, including involving legal defense attorneys and professional security forces.
Guerrero said she felt disenfranchised and was under pressure not to speak during the surgery.
“Today, Judge Cristina Lombana treated me as ignorant during a raid on my home. She contemptuously ordered me to sit down and be silent. She took my cell phone and they tried to trespass and took it until she blocked it. She allowed a lawyer to be present to “shut up” me.“He threatened to arrest me and used GOES personnel, the Special Operations Group Against Organized Crime, to intimidate me,” the civil servant’s wife wrote on social network account X.
At the end of her message, Adelina Guerrero emphasized the personal and gender aspects of what happened, noting that she felt like a victim of an authoritarian attitude that sought to undermine her integrity.
As he expressed it, “With his power, he tried to humiliate me and destroy my dignity as a woman. Let me tell you quietly, we don’t look any more beautiful.”
In response to this message, representative Lina Garrido responded to Adelina Guerrero’s message. Alluding to past events in the family’s private sphere, they accused Mr. Guerrero of allegedly being complicit in an abusive situation and called on him to speak publicly about a specific episode that took place in Madrid.
“@Adeguerreroco, it was your husband @AABnedetti who humiliated you for years. But you became an accomplice and chose to remain silent. It’s because of women like you who legitimize and normalize aggression and disrespect that we have dangerous misogynists like your ‘husband’. Please tell the nation about the ‘knife in hand’ episode of which you were the victim in Madrid, Spain. Too bad.” A member of the House of Representatives’ Third Committee said this in a message on his social network X account.
Adelina Guerrero about the situation she experienced during the attack It was not limited to a single public message. In another statement in X magazine, he expanded on his grievances by referring to long-term persecution by magistrates. Christina Lombana and its impact on the family and personal sphere. Ms. Guerrero claimed that as a result of the magistrate’s actions and accusations, both she and her family have been targeted, which, according to her, has particularly affected her children.
“For many years we have suffered abuse and persecution from Mrs. Cristina Lombana. Because of her slander and notoriety, we have received threats both in social networks and in real life. My children have suffered from bullying and isolation due to her accusations, and as a family we have experienced some of the most harrowing episodes of our lives.”commented Armando Benedetti, partner of the Interior Minister.
He also called for intervention and oversight from both authorities and the media. He expressed concern that situations of abuse of power could be repeated in the future and urged journalists to be objective in the face of these events.
“I want the authorities to take action on this issue and the media to be fair once again and speak out against the abuse of power. Today it’s us, tomorrow it could be another Colombian family. And I continue to thank God, because no matter how persecuted, His love and truth will always prevail.” he commented.
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